Fragile doll-like heroine wakes unexpectedly from a coma, she was never expected to survive. Hunky emotionally wounded hero in conflict with losing beloved fiancé, now falling for fragile best friend, I lost count on all the stereotypes......throw in she is a domestic abuse survivor, with telepathic abilities, hunting down bad guys on her own. I believe in K.I.S.S. - keep it simple stupid - I don't need everything and the kitchen sink.

Having read other books in the Bishop SCU series, this isn't the best. Did not connect with the weak Faith/Dinah as a heroine, and super-stud Kane as hero was boring. In fact there was a lot of boring. The pace was slow and little to no romance.

Same rehash of manufactured conflict he said, she overhears, blah, blah, blah - hurt feelings all around and they break up after solving crime to a rushed reunion and HEA.....
Why is this called the Bishop SCU series when he is barely in them?

3.5

This book was first published 23 years ago. Noah Bishop had just started his FBI training of his group of agents with psychic abilities. Bishop was an after thought in this the second in the Shadows series. It was a good story and interesting with a woman missing and her friend in a coma and Bishop being friends with the missing woman's lover. worth a read.

great book, full of twists right until the end!